Kangxi Grassland
Kangxi Grassland is a national AA-level tourist attraction.
Destination Introduction
Kangxi Grassland is located on the west side of Kangzhuang Township, Yanqing County, Beijing, by the Guanting Reservoir. It is the only natural grassland landscape within Beijing. The grassland stretches narrowly along the lakeshore from north to south, with winding waterways and lush green grass. The northern area is designated for fishing, the northwest for bonfire gatherings, while further south you’ll find camel and horse racing fields, and even further south lie the Mongolian yurt area and tent zone. The range of activities here is very rich: visitors can gallop on horseback to experience the bold and passionate spirit of nomadic peoples; go boating amid the lake and mountain scenery; fish or swim in the water; and summer evenings are perfect for holding bonfire parties.
Although the development of Kangxi Grassland’s tourism resources started relatively late and some facilities are still being improved, this does not deter visitors from enjoying nature.
In 1997, Kangxi Grassland was rated as a Capital Civilized Tourist Attraction.
Location: West of the Badaling Great Wall, Yanqing County, suburban Beijing
Climate: Constantly cool (average annual temperature 8.4°C), moist and refreshing
Area: Over 2,130 hectares
Overview: Kangxi Grassland is located on the west side of the Badaling Great Wall in Yanqing County, suburban Beijing. It boasts 32,000 acres of grassland, borders Xizou Guanting Lake to the west, and is backed by Haituo Mountain to the north, offering a naturally delightful scenery. The green fields, galloping horses, white yurts, and frolicking livestock add a unique Mongolian charm to Kangxi Grassland.
On the grassland and lakeside grow more than 50 types of plants such as alfalfa and wild chrysanthemums, over 10 species of animals including hares, foxes, and voles, and 20 kinds of birds such as silver gulls, wild ducks, and grey cranes, with occasional visits from swans.
It features the largest state-owned riding and horse racing field in China; a professional equestrian club specializing in horse riding instruction; one of the larger ethnic and folk culture holiday villages in China; and a high-end international aviation club. In the evening, there is a large open-air bonfire dance floor, KTV private rooms, and distinctive open-air barbecue (self-service restaurant). Transportation Information
1. Daily at 8:30 AM, a suburban train departs from Beijing’s Xizhimen Station to Kangzhuang Station. Alternatively, you can take any train on the Beijing-Baotou line from Beijing Station or Beijing South Station directly to Kangzhuang Station.
2. From Beijing Deshengmen to Kangxi Grassland, there are four round-trip daily express bus services on Line 919. Morning: 7:00–9:00 AM; Afternoon: 2:00–5:00 PM, running in both directions.
3. You can take a tourist chartered bus or take Train Nos. 575, 577, or 581 from Xizhimen to Kangzhuang Station. Contact Information Phone: 010-69131601
Address: West of Kangzhuang Town, Yanqing County, Beijing
Type: Grassland
Recommended Visiting Time: About 1 day
Phone: 010-69131638
Opening Hours:
8:00-17:00
Ticket:
30 RMB
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